Fly Traps Outdoor Fly Trap for Patio. 9 Non-Toxic Pre-Baited Flies Bags Outdoor Disposable. Hanging Bug Catchers for All Filth Flies Killer for Outside Bug Control in Yard Horse Ranch Trash Can

After paying for a similar product at the store all summer I found these on Amazon for a 1/3 of the price! Well worth it! I put them in my chicken coop and in an open quonset. They do take a little while to start attracting flies (1-2 days) but I think the scent isn't as strong as the other product I had purchased. This is okay because the scent attracts flies and I just wanted to get rid of flies rather then attack them into my coop and building. I will buy again!

It was very easy to setup and hang. You don’t want to place anywhere near where you sit or cook. The fragrance is very strong and not pleasant. It works very good and draws and traps flies.

We are experiencing a fly problem so there is no shortage of them. However, the item failed to attract flies. Other brands placed in the same areas attracted and trapped many many more flies. I was really disappointed for wasting money and time thinking the product will work.

These traps are easy to use and a good alternative to the sticky tape traps. too many of my chickens were walking around with fly trap tape stuck to them. They collect a LOT of flies. They are a good value. My complaint is the stink. Whatever they use to attract flies is not pleasant to smell. Also, heaven help you if it happens to splash on you, because nothing I can find gets that smell off your skin.

When I went to hang one of the bags, the hanger wire came unraveled from the bags cap and busted open when it hit the ground! Needless to say, the water and bait inside exploded on impact and made a huge mess that I had to hose off my yard with a hose and bleach. It really does smell like a rotting carcass. So make sure the hanger wire is tied off well on the cap!

I thought that they weren't working, but after two weeks the flies are just swarming to them. I don't know if it needs an incubation period or it just needed to warm up outside. These are a game changer!

Ok, I have been using fly bags (yellow / green ones) for 3 yrs. These were less expensive and reviewed well enough for me to give it a shot in hopes of saving money.They do attract flies but NO where near as well as the yellow / green bag competitors. As in about half as many flies trapped. So here is the difference…. The yellow / green bags smell like rotten fish and it isn’t pleasant. BUT these babies smell like a grown man with digestive issues went against their better judgement and hit up Taco Bell for a massive Taco Tuesday feast and experienced explosive repercussions. Take that and bake it in the hot sun and even the flies are like… “Nope” where are those fish bags lady??These have the most repulsive smell (the yellow / green bags stink too but NOT like this hot mess).Who knew flies preferred fish over a stanky crap bag?? Well… they do.So I will be buying the more expensive bags moving forward. No one wants company coming over and wondering who crapped their pants while sitting on the patio. 😂

You buy 9 bags, but only 5 work. Half the bags aren’t glued correctly and leak out the bottom. Now they want me to return the smelly bags to Amazon